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Bangladesh's inflation leaps to 8.78% in Feb

By IANS | Updated: March 13, 2023 01:00 IST

Dhaka, March 13 Bangladesh's inflation hit 8.78 per cent in February, driven by both food and non-food prices, ...

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Dhaka, March 13 Bangladesh's inflation hit 8.78 per cent in February, driven by both food and non-food prices, official data showed.

Bangladesh's inflation increased to 8.78 per cent in February from 8.57 per cent in January, the data showed on Sunday.

Food inflation increased to 7.98 per cent in February from 7.41 per cent in the previous month. Non-food items inflation increased to 9.61 per cent in February from 9.48 per cent in January, Xinhua news agency reported.

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